Essential Reading

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A human story from the hellhole Zimbabwe has become – with the West’s acquiescence of course. For although Western leaders may criticise him publicly, they opened the way for Mugabe’s ascent to power, just as they did with Saddam

In Andernach about 50,000 prisoners of all ages were held in an open field surrounded by barbed wire. The men I guarded had no shelter and no blankets; many had no coats. They slept in the mud, wet and cold, with inadequate slit trenches for excrement.

Our web hosts were threatened with legal action after lawyers representing none other than Dov Zakheim himself claimed this article was “defamatory.” Due to an oversight the article was not fully removed so read it before Zakheim gets us shut down

The Talmud expounds some of the most virulent racism, as these extracts plainly show. However, as a reader points out not all Jews are influenced by it, or even read it. Only the ultra religious study it, the rest haven’t a clue. We leave you to decide

Introduction — July 3, 2014

Chevrolet advert featuring same-sex couples with children, as if they were a hetrosexual couple. Click to enlarge

The Independent has been noted for championing liberal cause without question or quibble. Little wonder then that the advert it reports on in the following article appears to be part of a broader yet covert campaign.

It’s debatable whether this just a coincidence, an appeal to the “pink dollar” as the Independent coyly puts it or more ominously, social engineering at work. Either way the Independent doesn’t ask why Burger King’s latest advertising campaign is aimed at a such small segment of the population?

The actual number of homosexuals relative to the overall population varies, depending on who you ask. The UK Office for National Statistics put the figure at 1.5% of the population while gay rights charity Stone Wall put the figure at 5% to 7%, but having a vested interest in the matter they would be inclined to over-estimate.

No matter who you ask though the actual figure it is relatively small compared to the overall population.

So why have advertisers suddenly and in unison targeted the homosexual community? Could it be that this is actually social engineering at work? That the real aim is not to appeal to gay consumers, who make up a tiny segment of the market anyway, but by portraying same-sex couples in adverts the intention is to make homosexuality seem natural.

A mentor once told me “there is no such thing as coincidence” and I can’t help thinking that this is less a reflection of social change and more an example of social engineering at work. Although don’t expect the Independent to tell you that; they are also playing their part so what follows is journalism at its most superficial, and manipulative.

For example, the Independent claims that “the buying power of gay consumers was estimated to be $743 billion in 2010″. However, it doesn’t cite the source of the estimate so like the gay rights charity that claims that between 5% and 7% of Britons are homosexuals, there is no way readers can verify those figures for themselves. We are simply expected to accept those claims on face value as true.

Making what follows little better than propaganda. Ed.

Burger King Gay Whopper

Christopher Hooton — The Independent July 3, 2014

Because we’re all cheap processed meat on the inside?

Burger King Gay Pride advert.

Burger King is now selling a ‘Proud Whopper’ in San Francisco as part of LGBT Pride Month, a burger in rainbow wrapping bearing the oddly juxtaposing tagline ‘We’re all the same on the inside’.

Part noble gesture (proceeds from the sandwich will help fund scholarships for LGBT high school graduates), part calculated targeting of the pink dollar (the buying power of gay consumers was estimated to be $743 billion in 2010), the Proud Whopper will be sold for a limited time in the city.

Its slogan attempts to convey the message that we’re all human beings of equal worth regardless of gender and sexuality, but draws odd comparisons with the burger itself.

It seems to suggest we’re all the same inside just like one of the brand’s Whoppers, i.e. identical due to mass production and made from meat that would probably make you shudder if you saw it pre-flame grilling.

Nonetheless, the promotion is already proving popular on social media, with people now beginning to dutifully Instagram pictures of the wrappers and use the #BeYourWay hashtag.

A video was also made for the sandwich, with Burger King senior vice president Fernando Machado commenting: “I hope when they see what we’re trying to do here, people will galvanize around this message of equality.”